And it was full!
 

<h2>Fla. men charged with throwing beer can at police</h2>TAMPA, Fla. – Authorities said two men were arrested after they threw an unopened 16-ounce can of Bud Light at an unmarked police vehicle. Tampa police Cpl. Richard Blasioli was on duty early Thursday morning, driving an unmarked 2001 Ford Expedition, when he saw a 1999 Toyota Solara cruising the wrong way down a road.

He said the driver, a 28-year-old man, swerved the car toward the police vehicle, and 24-year-old man leaned out of the passenger window and threw the can, hitting Blasioli's right front fender.

Officers arrested the pair within minutes.

Both men were charged with throwing a deadly missile at an occupied vehicle, and the passenger faces an additional drug possession charge.

They were later released on bail.
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Information from: The Tampa Tribune, http://www.tampatrib.com
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Cue the jokes from the Europeans (and, well.... the rest of the world) about since it was Bud Light, it wasn't technically beer....

Betcha it was preceded by "Hey, y'all... watch this!"

You got change for an Eighteen dollar bill?
 

<h2>Police: Man uses fake money to buy fake drugs</h2>ERWIN, Tenn. – A man was been arrested after police said he used counterfeit money to purchase fake OxyContin pills from an undercover officer. Unicoi County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 21-year-old man on Tuesday and charged him with criminal conspiracy with schedule II drugs, forgery and criminal simulation.

Investigator Frank Rogers said the officer met with several people at a mobile home park and arranged for the suspect and another man to come to Unicoi to buy 76 OxyContin pills for $4,875.

Officers said it was "obviously bad money" with some bills printed on just one side.

Authorities also tracked down the device believed used to make the counterfeit money.

The Johnson City Press reported officers expect to make more arrests in the case.
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Information from: Johnson City Press, http://www.johnsoncitypress.com
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So... if it was fake money for fake drugs, does that mean there wasn't really a crime?